Definition of Agnosticisms

1. agnosticism [n] - See also: agnosticism

Lexicographical Neighbors of Agnosticisms

agnomens
agnomina
agnominate
agnominated
agnominates
agnominating
agnomination
agnominations
agnosia
agnosias
agnosis
agnostic
agnostical
agnostically
agnosticism
agnosticisms (current term)
agnostics
agnostid
agnostids
agnotology
agnus castus
agnus dei
ago
agoes
agog
agoge
agoges
agogic
agogics
agogo

Literary usage of Agnosticisms

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Will to Believe: And Other Essays in Popular Philosophy by William James (1911)
"... and agnosticisms, are irrational because they are inadequate stimuli to man's practical nature. I have now to justify the latter half of the thesis. ..."

2. My Diaries: Being a Personal Narrative of Events, 1888-1914 by Wilfrid Scawen Blunt (1921)
"... admirable epitaph of a Duke of Buckingham, which I cannot help transcribing here, so suitable is it for the agnosticisms of our day. press Frederick. ..."

3. The Place of Christ in Modern Theology by Andrew Martin Fairbairn (1895)
"... and agnosticisms seem so reasonable. From the standpoint of an ordered universe nothing seems ..."

4. James Martineau: A Biography and Study by Abraham Willard Jackson (1900)
"It will help us to see these two agnosticisms together. Hume finds the origin of all our ideas in sensations. The organism receives impressions; ..."

5. The Romance of Preaching by Charles Silvester Horne (1914)
"A primrose in God's hands is text enough to shatter all our shallow agnosticisms, and reward our honest quest for the Eternal. " Whither can I go from Thy ..."

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